2023-2024 Fall/Winter District Art Test Part B Grades 4-6

In art, the background refers to

What is "point of view" in a painting?

Yellow, green, & blue are primary colors.

Composition with Large Blue Plane, Red, Black, Yellow, & Gray by Mondrian has no center, no foreground, & no background.

Which of these artists is associated with the Harlem Renaissance?

Neutral colors are neither cool nor warm.

What is the mood of Weeping Willow by Claude Monet?

Which of the following is NOT an example of texture?

For which of the following would zig-zag lines be best suited?

In Titian's Woman Holding an Apple, who was the woman in the painting?

Grant Wood is best known for

Whatwas Nancy Graves famous for?

Cubist artists broke familiar objects down into

How does abstract art differ from representational art?

Renaissance artists developed techniques of showing perspective that artists still use today.

The Investiture of Saint Ildefonsus by Borgona is an example of a...

Texture can refer to either the way the surface of a painting actually feels to the way the painting appears to feel.

Purple & green are complementary colors.

What is a "symbol" in art?

Artists can create rhythm in their artwork by reusing the same color in different parts of a painting.

The Netherlands was one of the most important centers of art during the Baroque Period.

During the Contemporary Period, artists began experimenting with tempera paint for the first time.

In Girl Plucking a Duck, Fabritius uses chiaroscuro to give the scene a light & happy mood.

Which of these is most likely to be the primary subject of a landscape painting?

Why wasn't Castiglione very successful during his lifetime?

Yellow & red combined make what color?

Which art term refers to the use of strong contrasts between light & shadow in a painting?

What country was Diego Rivera from?

What was the inspiration for Kandinsky's Improvisations 31 (Sea Battle)?

Unlike forms, shapes are..